I would like more Analog designs and FPGA stuff.
Unfortunately FPGA is an overkill for such a mag.

John


--- Jinx <joecolquitt@clear.net.nz> wrote:

> > > EA
> 
> > I don't agree with "good riddance"
> 
> We'll have to agree to disagree. My experiences
> (note the
> plural) with EA led to a dramatic loss of trust. ETI
> was a
> much superior magazine IMVHO. Whether or not ETI
> staff were more competent or inventive is debatable
> but
> I just personally preferred ETI's finesse
> 
> Recently the editor of Silicon Chip asked readers
> whether
> the magazine was publishing too many
> microcontroller-
> based projects. My response to him was that the
> magazine
> is OK as it is, with the possible exception of
> needing some
> basic refreshers from time to time
> 
> I think micros have helped magazines stay afloat,
> opening
> up a whole new genre of projects. It would be
> foolish for
> both readers and publisher not to move forward with
> the
> times. Programming is a fairly inexpensive hobby and
> good
> value for money time-wise
> 
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